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20 July, 22:40

Why did colonists resent new taxes imposed by the english, such as the stamp act and tea act?

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  1. 21 July, 00:17
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    They were taxed, but they had no representation in parliament. They believed it was unfair, and thus the cry "No Taxation without representation" was created
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